Set sail aboard one of our newest boutique ships. Since setting sail on her inaugural season in the summer of 2025, guests have been discovering the delights of Europe in all-inclusive style aboard Spirit of the Moselle. Designed with you in mind, Spirit of the Moselle offers the same high standards as her boutique sister ships, Spirit of the Rhine and Spirit of the Danube, all reserved exclusively for Saga guests. Exclusively for you, we have combined our experience of river cruise ship construction with our unique understanding of our guests and their needs to design Spirit of the Moselle and are confident that you will love this edition to our fleet as much as we do. Contemporary interior design, we have taken inspiration from the work of English artist JMW Turner and his painting Beilstein and Burg Metternich for the ship’s colour palette of green, blue and pink. Inspiration was also drawn from the poem Mosella by the Roman poet Magnus Ausonius, which is a celebration of the verdancy of the river and describes, ‘the riverbanks; hills, green with vines, beneath them, flowing noiselessly. The fair Moselle.’

Explore the ports this ship visits and start imagining your next adventure at sea.

Discover the dining, entertainment, and relaxation spaces that make every moment on board unforgettable.

All-inclusive dining with a panoramic view

Spirit of the Moselle has two restaurants; the Panorama is the main restaurant open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, and the speciality Beilstein Restaurant is open for a light lunch or dinner reservation. Alfresco barbecue dining will be available on the outside terrace when the weather is fine.

Complimentary afternoon tea will be served daily, and tea, coffee and biscuits will be available whenever you choose from the self-service stations.

The ship’s main restaurant serves buffet breakfasts and lunches, with waiter-served fine dining in the evening. The large windows mean you can enjoy stunning riverside views as you dine.

A more intimate speciality dining restaurant, Beilstein, meaning ‘Sleeping Beauty of the Moselle’, is perfect for special occasions, and free to dine in during your cruise. Booking is required once you are on board.

Modern cabins with a touch of opulence

The colour scheme inspired by Turner’s artwork continues in the elegant cabins. On the Upper and Middle decks over 75% of Spirit of the Moselle’s cabins have French balconies with floor-to-ceiling windows providing personal, private views of every destination. Cabins on the Lower deck are smaller and feature a small picture window. All cabins are equipped with a flat-screen television, a Bluetooth speaker with USB, tea and coffee-making facilities, a small fridge, hairdryer, telephone, safe, seating area bathrobes and slippers.

The colour scheme inspired by Turner’s artwork continues in the elegant cabins. On the Upper and Middle decks over 75% of Spirit of the Moselle’s cabins have French balconies with floor-to-ceiling windows providing personal, private views of every destination. Cabins on the Lower deck are smaller and feature a small picture window. All cabins are equipped with a flat-screen television, a Bluetooth speaker with USB, tea and coffee-making facilities, a small fridge, hairdryer, telephone, safe, seating area, bathrobes and slippers.

The colour scheme inspired by Turner’s artwork continues in the elegant cabins. On the Upper and Middle decks over 75% of Spirit of the Moselle’s cabins have French balconies with floor-to-ceiling windows providing personal, private views of every destination. Cabins on the Lower deck are smaller and feature a small picture window. All cabins are equipped with a flat-screen television, a Bluetooth speaker with USB, tea and coffee-making facilities, a small fridge, hairdryer, telephone, safe, seating area bathrobes and slippers.